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    characteristics and goals. Sex, on the other hand, was the biological concept that defined you as a male or female based on chromosomes and anatomy. Each different stage that occurs from childhood until adulthood, has a different influence on a person’s sexual and gender development. The first stage in Kohlberg 's stages of gender development was gender labeling. This phase occurrs between the ages, two to four. During this stage, the child would recognize his sex through observation of others…

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    The DSM-V is has generally been applauded since its release for its increased emphasis on culture and gender in evaluating and diagnosing mental disorders, seen in such things as the nine items (sets of symptoms that are culturally related and bound) in the Glossary of Cultural Concepts of Distress at the back of the book, and, for most diagnoses, including sets of culture and gender related diagnostic problems. It has also been praised for its intent to revise more frequently, with the…

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    Perspective of Sexual Orientation in the Military The future of transgender service members now hangs in a delicate balance. President Donald Trump’s announcement in July, banning transgender people from serving in the armed forces has elicited widespread controversy and concern for the minority group (Miller). Of course, this is not the first time non-heterosexual prospective and serving members of the United States military have been put at risk simply because of their sexual orientation. The…

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    rights as Americans. These rights are taken for granted on a day to day basis but, unfortunately, not all citizens are given equal rights. Specifically, gay and lesbian people are denied these rights. Under the current federal civil rights law, sexual orientation is not a protected characteristic. After the 1969 Stonewall riots of gays in Greenwich village, gays and lesbians have been trying to win civil rights protection against discrimination in the workforce, housing, and other rights we as…

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    ☛Example 1: The Co-operative Group (UK) has a policy of training their directors and managers in charge of recruiting about the knowledge of diverse sexual orientation and gender identity to ensure fair employment. The content of the training also provides guidelines on anti-discrimination legislation, along with some demonstrations of discrimination in employment. The Group also ensures a balance of the number of LGBT candidates selected. ☛ Example 2: In 2014, Google participated in the LGBT…

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    the land of the free, but how are we free when there are people across the nation having their rights denied. Multiple states in the country ban gays and lesbians from adopting children. It should be that, as long as someone, no matter their sexual orientation, is ready to be a parent and be able to take care of a child, they should not be denied their human rights to adopt a child. There are just too many children without loving homes. According to the most recent "Adoption and Foster Care…

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    with the expected sex/gender/orientation template is that it exists under the belief that they are mutually inclusive when they are not. The fact that there are plenty of cis-gendered men and women that are attracted to the same sex already debunks the template without even touching upon all the other combinations following the male/female, masculine/feminine, and men/woman options, plus options that are not included such as trans and queer. Just in the sexual orientation category there is…

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    and they only had the opportunities to express their identities after capitalism arose. In an article about the studies of gay genes, the author mentions a very interesting fact that physical and genetic abnormalities at birth may alter one’s sexual orientation. For instance, the term congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) refers to the appearance of masculine traits in women, hence, girls born with high level of male sex hormones tend to display more interests in the female gender. The study…

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    but it has a lot of room to grow still. Same sex couples face discrimination on an everyday basis and still do not have the same rights as heterosexuals do, such as: discrimination in the work force and being harassed on the streets if showing their sexual identities. In recent years’ efforts have been increased…

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    year. I know that no matter your sexual orientation, you face hard times and we all face money issues, but the numbers for gay and lesbian people, is fairly higher than those of heterosexuals. These numbers relate to two main reasons. The first being, that since many LGBT are kicked out of their homes when they are young attributes to the high homeless rates. The low income relates to the fact that many places can decide to not hire you based on sexual orientation. Also, according to the Human…

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